Empirical studies have focused on this dynamic more indirectly looking at the emergence of new conflict dimensions, leaving the representation of marginalised groups underexplored. This article contributes to filling this gap by analysing party competition over poverty responsiveness at the regional level ...
There was very little – indeed virtually no press coverage or official investigation into this horrifying fact until 2014: in an article by Jonathan Kennedy entitled: “New evidence of suicide epidemic among India’s ‘marginalised’ farmers” he states: “In 2010, 187,000 Indians killed themselv...
Northumbria University is dedicated to reducing health and social inequalities, contributing to the regional and national workforce and improving social, economic and health outcomes for the most marginalised in society. Through its newCentre for Health and Social Equity, known as CHASE, researchers ...
She is a former employee of WHO who has subsequently become a whistleblower. Her most recentstatementsreleased in March 2021 speak to the fact that the 194 member countries are not voting on whether they agree on the Pandemic Treaty; instead they are legally bound to concede to its framework....
For marginalised creators, the fight to continue in the face of censorship and digital oppression must be found for their platforms and online voices to grow. But externally, the urgent responsibility for viewers and, even more so, the platforms themselves, is just beginning. ...
For marginalised groups, however, it may come later in life, or it may rely on one particular figurehead. Trans people in particular have long been hidden by the media, shamed into hiding their identities, or, when they were in the spotlight, have faced a ...
Leading the charge for representation in meditation apps is Shine, created by Marah Lidey and Naomi Hirabayashi, a Black woman and a half-Japanese woman, who wanted to centre the mental health of marginalised groups they felt were "otherized" in mainstream wellness. The pair met as coworkers ...
She writes: “The health risks, consequences, and barriers to services for trafficked women are similar to those experienced by other marginalised groups, including: 1. migrant women; 2. women experiencing sexual abuse, domestic violence, or torture; 3. women sex workers; and 4. exploited...
modelled on the work of Kelly [39], which provides training for peer leaders to enable them to use social networks to deliver HIV prevention messages. This approach was used in particular to deliver risk reduction messages to ‘clandestine’ or marginalised groups such as Mexican farmworkers and...
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